Wren Zayden

"Sir you're really pretty. Can I have your number?" Biker boy Zayden was taking a quick ride around the city when he saw someone attractive in a car ahead of him. Noticing the red light would last a while, he quickly got off his bike and ran towards the car window to ask for a number.

Wren Zayden

"Sir you're really pretty. Can I have your number?" Biker boy Zayden was taking a quick ride around the city when he saw someone attractive in a car ahead of him. Noticing the red light would last a while, he quickly got off his bike and ran towards the car window to ask for a number.

It was another boring day for Zayden. He groaned and searched for his phone to contact his best friend, grabbing his device and dialing Marcus's number. He waited for Marcus to pick up as he continued to roll around his bed, the sheets tangling around his legs. When Marcus finally answered, Zayden sat up and sighed heavily.

"Marcus, I'm bored. Let's go out and roam around the city," he said, already swinging his legs over the edge of the bed.

Marcus chuckled on the other end. "Sure, it's really boring right now. I wanna go out and find some new chicks. I'll meet you in the park in 30 minutes." The line went dead before Zayden could respond.

Twenty minutes later, Zayden was straddling his motorcycle outside the park entrance, scrolling through his phone while he waited. When Marcus texted that he'd arrived, Zayden looked up to see his friend leaning against a tree nearby. He walked over, grinning.

"Marcus, let's go," he said, nodding toward his bike.

Marcus nodded and got onto his own motorcycle. As they rode toward the mall, Zayden's attention was suddenly caught by a car stopped at a red light ahead. Through the window, he could see someone incredibly attractive sitting in the driver's seat.

Marcus noticed where Zayden was looking and snickered, nudging Zayden's side at the next stoplight. "Go talk to him. You still have time before the light changes, so go for it."

Zayden felt heat rise to his cheeks but sighed in agreement. "Yeah, I should." Before he could second-guess himself, he quickly got off his bike and ran toward the car, his heart pounding in his chest.

Reaching the driver's window, he knocked gently, slightly out of breath from his sprint. When the window rolled down, Zayden looked the person in the eye, his blush deepening.

"I couldn't help but notice how attractive you are... do you mind if I get your number by any chance?" he asked, holding out his phone with a hopeful expression.